It isn't, in practice.
A monopoly, a single company controlling a commodity or product, will provide all the profit to that company. But without any competition the company will have no need to improve the product or service or the cost of that service or product, thus innovation is stifled. Healthy competition therefor improves the service or product and fosters invention and entrepreneurship.
Monopoly.
If the business has no competition and becomes a monopoly.
If someone is already a business owner, they may want to purchase smaller businesses. With the smaller businesses, they can expand their own company. This creates a monopoly and, in turn, creates more income for said business.
A monopoly may impact an industry significantly, but there isn't other businesses within an industry when a true monopoly exists. A market leader is a business that may affect the prices within an industry.
A monopoly of that commodity.
Monopoly
monopoly business , is related as a single sella r market with homogenic market in business market
when a business swallows up the entire nation it is called a monopoly. that is where the name of the game comes from. in the game you are trying to cause your opponents to go bankrupt so you have control of all the business without any opposition. therefore it becomes a monopoly.
A government can restrain monopoly power by imposing restrictions such as price-capping, making sure that competing businesses are supported and encouraging new businesses.
That quote is usually linked to Peter Drucker. He believed that when a company becomes a monopoly, it often stops innovating and comes to the end of its business journey. Thanks for the question—it's interesting because it ties together strategy and how businesses behave in the long run.
It gives them something to do when they're bored.
A monopoly